Quiz about interior noise
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I used brown bread under the seat areas (under carpet) and in trunk area. Had a stereo store install dynomat in the doors. Made a HUGE difference. Makes it more like the luxury-sports car I really wanted.
Supercharger on the other hand added back a little noise. Now it's a super fast sport-luxury car.
Supercharger on the other hand added back a little noise. Now it's a super fast sport-luxury car.
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From: Nu JeRZee
Originally posted by grifferjr
i did a very cheap fix that worked quite well. this is after i bought some dynamat which in my opinion was way too expensive to do such a crappy job.
what i did was went to my local dollar store and bought some 5 dollar twin bed egg crate foam
i did a very cheap fix that worked quite well. this is after i bought some dynamat which in my opinion was way too expensive to do such a crappy job.
what i did was went to my local dollar store and bought some 5 dollar twin bed egg crate foam
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Re: Quiz about interior noise
Originally posted by buweet
I recently test drove a 350Z and found the interior noise level, particularly on interstate, to be very loud. I drove a '78 280z for 18 years and don't remember that much road noise. The '96 Pathfinder I currently drive is quieter.
Has anyone installed dynamat, brown bread or another of the sound deadening products and found a dramatic reduction of road noise?
I recently test drove a 350Z and found the interior noise level, particularly on interstate, to be very loud. I drove a '78 280z for 18 years and don't remember that much road noise. The '96 Pathfinder I currently drive is quieter.
Has anyone installed dynamat, brown bread or another of the sound deadening products and found a dramatic reduction of road noise?
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